How has /pol/ changed your life?

I realized there's a spin on everything and people who argue by using insults are usually wrong and didn't really think whatever through before their smug sense of superiority forces them to argue on the internet.

I genuinely can't remember if there was ever a time I held liberal beliefs. I'm pretty sure /pol/ has caused me to develop Stockholm Syndrome.

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>Realised the media lies 95% of the time or deliberately ignores telling things to fit their agenda
>Made a lot of money based on info I learned from here, that everywhere else was withholding.
>Play video games far less
>Stopped associating with bluepilled normies
>Started reading more
>Started excercising
>Started dressing better (not le fedora style shit)
>Interested in more outdoor hobbies (started browsing /out/)
>Started investing in cryptocurrency (/biz/ browsing) and already made more money than ever
>Interested in firearms
>Looking to join the navy/army over the next few years

My life has only gotten better since I woke up. The future is bright, just got to temper my anger towards those who would scorn me for wanting success for myself, and my people.

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Made me realize how much control the Jews have over the whole political spectrum. The vast majority who think they oppose the Jew seem to have completely fallen to Jewish memetics

>>131761417
Nothing is real and what we know could be changed at a drop of a hat and I hate people.

Feels like I'm living in a lovecrafitian nightmare

I suddenly and completely stopped browsing reddit after the first week of /pol/.